Please consider an offline approach for those willing to take it on.
I can see the benefit of what you've outlined. I really want good representation of journals.
Yet, I'm likely to not start using netdata, because it seems to be 'always online' / dependent on something external. If things are bad enough where I'm looking at logs... maybe I don't have Internet access.
While we retain the data, we don't retain full control over the access to it. This is a pro for some, con for others.
Sure, in this situation, we can go look at the data directly, but that kind of nullifies the point of collection/presentation...
I dare say that most who have needs complicated enough to warrant log collection have auth infrastructure, tooling, or knowledge to manage
I can see the benefit of what you've outlined. I really want good representation of journals.
Yet, I'm likely to not start using netdata, because it seems to be 'always online' / dependent on something external. If things are bad enough where I'm looking at logs... maybe I don't have Internet access.
While we retain the data, we don't retain full control over the access to it. This is a pro for some, con for others.
Sure, in this situation, we can go look at the data directly, but that kind of nullifies the point of collection/presentation...
I dare say that most who have needs complicated enough to warrant log collection have auth infrastructure, tooling, or knowledge to manage